Recovery.

Apr 25, 2009 00:57

There is a lot of beef, in this here beef n' fried ramen. And kimchi, too! Good for the iron count. Which it appears I've been lacking.

I started today very badly. )

let's cooking, life is ok, oh japan, look at me

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boojums_snark April 24 2009, 16:10:17 UTC
D:

*HUGS BB*

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arks April 24 2009, 22:11:24 UTC
*snugs this bb*

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arks April 24 2009, 22:12:11 UTC
*wraps self up in it, sleeps in on this rainy Saturday morning* | )

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mutantkoala April 24 2009, 17:31:53 UTC
Ugh, what a thoroughly mediocre day. May tomorrow be more serendipitous for you.

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arks April 24 2009, 22:17:31 UTC
Thanks. I think I needed a day where all my poor planning, procrastination and inattentiveness came around to bite me, really. If it were any other school it would have been much harder to get to, as well as shift the braingears to school-mode. But this was the one school that was both close and not a holy terror, so I managed to pull it together somehow, and being late did serve as the cliched wake-up call.

Tomorrow starts with pouring rain, which always sounds so nice around here. But so much for laundry.

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themis56 April 24 2009, 18:14:42 UTC
::HUUUUGZ::

Things'll get better, I'm sure!

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arks April 24 2009, 22:18:08 UTC
*rar hug!*

I'll make it happen.

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rawri April 24 2009, 21:18:46 UTC
Let the dead cows pick you up better than the rest of us can.

And hope on that 20%. Although sounds like you need to spend a day in bed, instead.

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arks April 24 2009, 22:21:01 UTC
Don't be silly, you pick-me-up.

I know, right? It's totally an excuse to spend a little more time in bed, when a bored child-god drums on the steel rooftops with a billion tiny wet hands. It makes a nice sound, from in here.

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rawri April 24 2009, 22:38:25 UTC
This obviously means you need to live in India next.

And possibly write a book full of amazing metaphors and analogies?

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arks April 24 2009, 22:56:11 UTC
That one's slightly recycled; I wrote this last August.

"The rain comes down in buckets and tubfuls here, thrown by a million bored godlings working on their baseball pitch. It bounces off a thousand metal roofs and makes a racket that fills the rest of the air and roars into every window."

Wherefore need I live in India next, dear heart?

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